Søgnfjord Søgnfjord is the deepest (at 4,291 feet), one of the longest (at 128 miles), and perhaps the most visually dramatic fjord in Norway. Communities along the central portion of the fjord are the origins of the Bergsetter family of Bersaeter farm in the small, rural community of Innvik, and also to the Huseby family of Husebøe farm near Leikanger, which is the regional political center for the county which includes most of the fjord. Photograph from the the Sogn og Fjordane fylkeskommune archive.
	Hegra Kirke This Kirke (or church) is in Hegra in Stjørdal kommune, Nord-Trøndelag, Norway (just east of Trondheim). This region was the home of John Olsen Avelsgaard and his ancestors. Photograph from the collection of the National Library of Norway.
	Avelsgård This is a modern photo of the Avelsgård farm near Hegra in Stjørdal kommune, Nord-Trøndelag, Norway. This was the home of John Olsen Avelsgaard and his ancestors. Photograph from the collection of the Stjørdal kommune.
	Bunkeberg Kirke This Kirke (or church) is in Kvitseid kommune, Telemark, Norway. This region was the home of Osmund Strand and his ancestors. Photograph from the collection of the National Library of Norway.